Advertising display with the diffusion of scents

ABSTRACT

The advertising panel is to display an advertising message and to diffuse a scent which is associated with the contents of the visually-displayed message. The inventive panel includes a parallelepiped volume containing: an assembly which is used to display an advertising message that is disposed opposite a display window, and at least one scent diffuser which is connected to a scent-diffusing element which is in turn installed opposite an opening in the panel, such as to diffuse a scented flow to the exterior. The diffusing element is connected to the head of the scent diffuser, thereby ensuring that a carrier gas is mixed with the scented fluid contained in the receptacle. The scented flow obtained at the outlet of the head is pulsed towards the diffusing element and, subsequently, to the exterior of the panel.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION

It is to be specified that in this description, odor diffuser isunderstood as any material means capable of producing, diffusing orreleasing an odoriferous substance.

The subject of this invention is a billboard that diffuses odors,designed to be seen simultaneously by several people, the nature of thefragrance diffused being for example in close relation with the contentof the advertising message displayed so that the two visual andolfactory messages mutually reinforce each other's effects tosignificantly improve the perception of the advertising message by thepublic.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Thus, the subject of thus invention is a billboard designed to displayan advertising message intended to be seen simultaneously by severalpeople and the diffusion of an odor, the nature of which is for examplein relation with the content of the visual message displayed, saidbillboard comprising a frame 2 constituted by the assembling of twovertical posts 3 to two upper and lower horizontal crosspieces 4, saidboard defining a parallelepiped volume in which at least one of the twolarge opposite vertical faces comprises a display quadrangular window,bounded by a perimeter marginal zone of the billboard face and in whosevolume an advertising message display assembly is arranged facing thewindow 7, is mainly characterized by an odor diffuser capable ofgenerating an odoriferous stream, installed in the internal volume ofthe board, said odor diffuser being associated to an odor diffusingelement, which element comprises a diffusion chamber receiving theodoriferous stream, said chamber being in a communication relation withan opening in the board, ending outside the latter to diffuse theodoriferous steam generated by the diffuser outside of the internalvolume of said board.

As understood, the purpose of the odor diffuser is to produce anodoriferous stream at a predefined rate and the purpose of the diffusingelement is to diffuse said odoriferous stream into the atmosphereexterior to the board.

The odor diffuser and the diffusing element by being completely insidethe billboard are fully protected by the latter and secure from any actof vandalism.

The diffusion of an odor in the immediate environment of a billboard,placed for example outside, in pedestrian walkways and other publicplaces, supposes that the flow rate of the diffused odoriferous streamis high enough for the odor to be easily noticeable within a very shorttime after its diffusion into the atmosphere.

To that effect, the diffusing element consists of a body comprising adiffusion chamber receiving the odoriferous stream, having a firstopening facing the billboard opening to the outside, a second openingfacing the internal volume of the board, in which second opening a fanis placed to drive an air flow from the internal volume of the board tosaid chamber so that this air flow mixes with the odoriferous streamcontained in the chamber and that the mixture achieved is drawn to theoutside of the panel.

The odor diffuser can consist of a substrate impregnated with a volatileodoriferous product that can come in the form of a gel or liquid. Theodor diffuser can also be a container containing odoriferous productsthat can come in the form of crystals, a gel, liquid or else.

Such an odor diffuser can be placed in the diffusing element outletchamber.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Under a preferred embodiment, the odor diffuser has a head providing forthe mixing of a carrier gas with an odoriferous fluid contained in asuitable container, said head being in communication relation with thediffusion chamber and having an outlet through which the odoriferousstream obtained is delivered, which is driven toward the diffusingelement, to be then driven to the outside of the board. In this figurecase, the odor diffuser is placed outside the diffusing element outletchamber and said diffusing element comprises an odoriferous stream inletin said chamber, connected through a line at the outlet of the odordiffuser head.

The mixing of the odoriferous stream delivered by the mixing head andthe air flow drawn by the fan thus takes place in the outlet chamber.The mixture produced discharges from the chamber through the firstopening and then through the board opening. Because of the air flowdrawn by the fan, this diffusing element increases the speed ofdiffusion of the produced odoriferous mixture into the immediateenvironment. To compensate for the effects of dilution of theodoriferous mixture produced by the mixing head in the outlet chamber,the proportion of odoriferous fluid in this mixture will be increasedand the head will be adjusted accordingly.

The use of a diffusing element makes it possible to use a low diffusionrate and thus low power usage diffuser. Such diffusers generally aresmall-sized which is conducive to facilitating their integration intothe internal volume of the board.

According to another characteristic of the invention, the odoriferousfluid is an odoriferous gas, the odor diffuser comprising then anodoriferous compressed gas container, connected through a manifold tothe mixing head.

But preferably, according to another characteristic of the invention,the odoriferous fluid is a liquid, the odor diffuser comprising then anodoriferous liquid container connected to the mixing head, said headalso ensuring the fractioning of the liquid into fine particles.

In this latter embodiment, if there is no need for a significant flowrate at the outlet of the board, the diffusing element will not have afan and will thus consist of a body comprising a tight diffusion chamberreceiving the odoriferous stream of the odor diffuser, this chamberhaving an outlet opening in communication relation with the boardopening and an odoriferous stream inlet in communication relation withsaid diffuser. This diffusion chamber will act as relief chamber so thatthe large particles that the odoriferous stream might carry settle onthe latter's wall.

According to another characteristic of the invention, the odor diffusermixing head comprises a head body in which a mixing chamber, a firstconduit in communication relation with the mixing chamber and with theinternal volume of the odoriferous fluid container, a second conduit incommunication relation with the mixing chamber and with a form of socketend, made horizontally in said head and terminating on the lateral faceof the head body, said second conduit being designed to receive a streamof compressed carrier gas and a third conduit in communication relationon one hand in the mixing chamber and on the other hand with an outletport made in the upper face of the head body, said third conduit andsaid outlet port being designed to lead the carrier gas and odoriferousfluid mixture to the outside of the head.

According to another characteristic of the invention, the odoriferousfluid container and the mixing head are mounted in a removable manner ina fixed support in one of the posts of the board frame.

According to another characteristic of the invention, the support has ahorizontal spigot end designed to fit into the socket end of the mixinghead, said spigot end being connected through a line at the compressorcompressed air outlet on the odor diffuser.

According to another characteristic of the invention, the support bearsa vertical fitting end connecting the outlet port to the mixing head,said fitting end being connected to the diffusing element through apipe.

These characteristics facilitate the removal or installation in thesupport of the assembly made of the container and the mixing head.

According to another characteristic of the invention, the odor diffuseris divided into two separate modules.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

Other advantages and characteristics of the invention will becomeapparent when reading the description of a preferred embodiment, givenas a non limiting example, with reference to the attached drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front elevation view of a billboard under the invention.

FIG. 1 a is a partial sectional view of a board under the invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the head and container assembly in itssupport.

FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the odor diffuser head.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view along line A-A of FIG. 3.

FIG. 4 a is an enlarged sectional view of the head shown in FIG. 4.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view along line B-B of FIG. 3.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view along line C-C of FIG. 3.

FIGS. 7 and 8 are detailed sectional views of the support for the odordiffuser head and container assembly.

FIG. 9 is an inner perspective view of the fastening mechanismassociated with the support for the container/head assembly.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of the diffusing element.

FIG. 11 is a side elevation view of an odor diffuser under anotherembodiment, with both modules placed side by side.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

As shown, the billboard 1 under the invention is designed to display anadvertising message and to diffuse an odor, the nature of which isrelated to the content of the displayed advertising message. Thus for afood product, the visual advertising message can be supplemented with anolfactory message that is a reminder of that product.

Typically, the billboard 1 comprises a frame 2 making up its supportstructure, formed by the assembling of two vertical posts 2 with twoupper and lower horizontal crosspieces 3. The board 1 defines aparallelepiped volume of relatively small thickness compared to itsother dimensions (height and width) with at least one of the two largeopposite vertical faces occupied by a quadrangular display window 7,bounded by a perimeter marginal area 7 a of said large face of theboard. The face of the board comprising window 7 can consist of atransparent quadrangular wall of height and width dimensions identicalto those of the board.

This wall will make up the window 7, the marginal zone 7 a will forexample be made of vertical and horizontal bands making up a screen andbounding the vertical and horizontal sides of said wall. The window 7,as it is understood, is delineated by the screen bands. This wall willbe attached to the board frame through any known means.

The other large face of the board will be made of a rectangular opaquewall attached in a known manner to the board frame.

A display device designed to feature a removable advertising bill 8facing the window 7 is mounted inside the board parallelepiped volume.In addition, the display device is provided with a set of lighted tubes9 capable of diffusing a white light in the volume defined by the frame.This lighting device provides for the back-lighting of the advertisingbill 8.

The display device can be of the fixed or mobile bill type.

In that case, the advertising bills can be presented in turns facing atleast one of the two windows 7.

The posts and crosspieces 3, 4 of the frame can be made of—without beinglimited to—structural straight channel sections. Through their intrados,these sections are oriented toward the center of the board. In otherterms, the concave side of each post or crosspiece is turned toward theinside of the board 1. The posts and crosspieces can also consist ofsquare or rectangular straight tubular sections.

In accordance with the invention, the billboard 1 is equipped with anodor diffuser 10 associated with a diffusing element 11 capable ofdiffusing outside the board 1, through an opening 1 a in the latter, anodoriferous stream generated by the odor diffuser 10 at a proper rate.

In a preferred, not limiting, design, the opening 1 a consists of aboring made in one of the side or base wings of one of the posts orcrosspieces. If one of the posts or crosspieces of the board is alreadyprovided with an opening of the above-mentioned type, the diffusingelement 11 will be positioned facing the latter, thus avoiding having todo boring work on that board.

On the attached figures, the diffusing element 11 is arranged in thevolume defined by the lower crosspiece 3 and the opening 1 a is made inthe basal wing of this crosspiece. This configuration offers theadvantage of making the opening 1 a visible, but this opening can bemade in one of the wings of one of the two posts 3 and the diffusingelement housed in this post. This will be especially the case when theinternal volumes of the upper and lower crosspieces are occupied by billscrolling mechanisms.

The diffusing element 11 consists of a body comprising a diffusionchamber 110 that receives the odoriferous stream from the odor diffuser10. This chamber has a first opening 111 placed in communicationrelation with the opening 1 a in the board. Thus, this opening can beplaced directly facing the opening 1 a in the board, but according to asecond embodiment, the opening 111 is in tight communication relationwith a line that is in communication relation with the opening 1 a inthe board. Thus in the case where the posts and crosspieces of the boardeach consist of a tubular component, the line ensuring communicationbetween the opening 111 and the opening 1 a will be housed for the majorpart in the corresponding post. In this figure case, the opening 1 awill be made for example at the lower end of the post. At a distancefrom the opening 1 a, the post will be provided with a through-boringinto which the diffusing element can be partly inserted so as to beconnected in the post through its 111 to the above-mentioned line. Adiffusing element external to the post can also be provided for; in thatfigure case, the above-mentioned line can be inserted into the postthrough-bore to be connected to the opening 111.

According to a preferred embodiment, the diffusing element 11 has asecond opening 112 facing the board internal volume into which a fan 113is placed to draw an air flow from the board internal volume to thechamber 110.

The odor diffuser 10 can be installed in the diffusion chamber 110 ofthe diffusing element and consist in this case of a substrateimpregnated with a volatile odoriferous product that can come in theform of a gel or liquid, or of a container containing odoriferousproducts that can come in the form of crystals, a gel, a liquid or else.

In a preferred design, the odor diffuser 10 is external to the diffusionchamber 110 of the diffusing element and has a mixing head 13 capable ofensuring the mixing of a carrier gas with a concentrated odoriferousfluid in a suitable container 12. This mixing head 13 comprises anoutlet port 135 through which the odoriferous stream achieved isdelivered, which stream is driven toward the diffusing element 11, tothen be driven to the outside of the board 1.

Under this odor diffuser embodiment, the diffusing element 11 comprisesan inlet 114 of the odoriferous stream into the chamber 110, incommunication relation with outlet 135 on the mixing head 13. This inlet114 is materialized by a manifold entering the diffusion chamber 110.

In a preferred design, the first 111 and second 112 openings of thediffusion chamber 110 of diffusing element 11 are facing each other, andthe inlet 114 of the odoriferous stream into said chamber is oblique orperpendicular to a geometric axis secant with the first and secondopening, said opening being oriented toward the first opening.

This arrangement creates a Venturi effect in the diffusion chamberfacilitating the introduction into said chamber of the odoriferousmixture produced by the mixing and fractioning head 13. In other terms,this odoriferous mixture is drawn into the diffusion chamber.

The diffusing element 11 around its first opening 111 can be equippedwith a soft gasket through which it is attached to the lower crosspiece4.

The odor diffuser 10 and the diffusing element 11 are lateral to thewindow 7 and are masked by the marginal zone 7 a bordering the window 7.Thus, it is possible to avoid the formation of shadows on the billboard8, shadows that can affect the esthetics of the bill on one hand andblur or alter the advertising message on the other hand. The odordiffuser 10 and the diffusing element 11 can be fully or partiallyhoused inside the volume of at least one of the posts or crosspieces ofthe frame.

The odor diffuser 10 can be divided into several functional modules forbetter back integration of the marginal zone 7 a bordering window 7, forexample in the volume of one post 3 or crosspiece 4 on frame 2. Thesevarious modules can be attached through gluing or through adhesion-typeremovable fastening systems. It is thus possible to avoid any machiningwork on the posts or crosspieces.

Under a preferred embodiment, the odor diffuser 10 is basically dividedinto two separate functional modules that can be placed apart from eachother. For example, the first of these modules will be placed in thevolume defined by the lower crosspiece 4 while the second one will beplaced in the volume defined by one of the two posts 3.

The first module consists of a control and command unit for the odordiffuser and of a compressor operated by a low power electric motor.This unit and the compressor electric motor are electrically connectedto the lighting device power supply. The compressor is designed todeliver a carrier gas flow on its outlet manifold, said manifold beingconnected through a suitable line 14 to the mixing head 13. In apreferred design, the carrier gas is compressed air.

The control and command unit as well as the air compressor are housed inone single parallelepiped-shaped case of dimensions suitable to those ofthe crosspiece or post internal volume that receives it so as to befully housed inside the volume of said post or crosspiece. In apreferred design, this case will be attached through gluing to saidcrosspiece.

The second module consists of the container 12 and the mixing head 13.The mixing head 13 comprises a head body into which a mixing chamber 130is formed, a first conduit 131 in communication relation on one handwith the mixing chamber 130 and on the other hand with the internalvolume of the container 12, a second conduit 132 in communicationrelation with the mixing chamber 130 on one hand and with a socketfitting end 133 on the other hand made horizontally into said head so asto end onto the lateral face of the head body, said second conduit 132being designed to receive a stream of carrier compressed gas and a thirdconduit 134 in communication relation on one hand in the mixing chamber130 and on the other hand with an outlet port 135 made in the upper faceof the head body, said third conduit 134 and said outlet port 135designed to carry outside of head 13 the mixture of carrier gas andodoriferous fluid.

In a preferred non-limiting design, the odoriferous fluid is drawn intothe mixing chamber 130 by the Venturi effect, said effect being createdby the flow of carrier gas through the mixing chamber.

The first conduit 131 is preferably connected in a tight manner to aline 131 a feeding into the container 12. The socket end 133 receives ina removable manner a spigot end 15. This spigot end is mounted at theend of line 14, said line being connected to the compressor outletmanifold. The outlet port 135 is connected through line 16 to thediffusing element 11, more specifically at inlet 114 of the diffusingelement 11.

The fluid contained in the container can be an odoriferous gas, butaccording to the preferred embodiment, the odoriferous fluid is a liquidand the mixing head 13 in the mixing chamber 130 also ensures thefractioning of the liquid into fine particles.

In a preferred design, the mixing and fractioning head 13 produces anebulisate and, in that case, the odor diffuser is a nebulizer. Themixture delivered by the diffusing element will consequently be anebulisate. It should be reminded that a nebulisate is made of particlesof a size smaller than one micron. The advantages of producing anebulisate are many. On one hand, the stream delivered by the diffusingelement is visually imperceptible, but in addition for an equal quantityof liquid, a nebulisate contains a much higher number of particles thanany other form of production of an odoriferous cloud, atomized or other,which permits to achieve an enhanced olfactory effect. Another advantageto produce a nebulisate, i.e., a cloud made of very fine particles,resides in the fact that contrary to a stream comprising largeparticles, the risk of pollution through deposit, both inside andoutside the board, becomes inexistent due to the electrostatic charge ofthe particles and their rapid evaporation into the atmosphere because oftheir exit velocity. Should there exist a risk of presence of largeparticles in the odoriferous stream yielded by the head 13 of the odordiffuser 10, the diffusing element 11 does not have a fan 113 and ismade of a body comprising a tight diffusion chamber receiving theodoriferous stream of the odor diffuser, said chamber having an outletopening in communication relation with the opening 1 a on the board andan inlet of the odoriferous stream in communication relation with saiddiffuser. This diffusion chamber acts as a relief chamber so that thelarge particles that the odoriferous stream might carry deposit on thelatter's walls.

According to the preferred embodiment, the head 13 is attached on therim of container 12, in a removable or non-removable manner.

The container 12 and head 13 are appropriately mounted in a support 17attached in a removable manner in one of the board posts. This supportensures that the container and head are held vertically.

As one can see, this support 17 comprises a front plane vertical wing170 bordered by two lateral vertical wings 171 running parallel to eachother behind the front wing 170. The container 12 and the mixing head 13are mounted in front of the front wing facing the latter. The front wing170 is provided with a through-bore in which the spigot end 15 is fixed,the latter running horizontally through said wall. Behind the wall, thespigot end 15 is connected to the line 14. The head 13 through socketend 133 fits onto spigot end 14.

In addition, the support 17 is equipped with a vertical fitting end 18at the outlet port 135 on head 13, said end 18 being connected to line16. In a preferred design, this end 18 connects to the port throughsimple socketing, which facilitates the installation or removal of thehead assembly 13 and container 12 on support 17.

In a preferred design, the fitting end 18 is borne in a floating mannerby the support 17 and is applied against the outlet port 135 of themixing head 13 through an elastic component 19 mounted in a compressivemanner between the support 17 and said end 18. Because of the thrustaction exercised by the elastic component 19, the end 18 remains inplace in the outlet port 135 without any risk of nebulisate leak. Inorder to enhance tightness further at that level, an elasticallydeformable o-ring can be placed in a counterbore of the outlet port 135and the fitting end 18, through the action of the spring 19, will beapplied against this elastic gasket. The fact that the fitting end 18 isborne in a floating manner by the support 17 makes it possible to takeup the positioning defects of the outlet port 35 of head 13 in relationto said end 18.

Under the preferred embodiment, the fitting end 18, through acylindrical section of its body, limited by an upper shoulder 181 and alower shoulder 182, is inserted with clearance into a boring made in anhorizontal wing 172 of support 17, the working clearance giving to saidend 18 a limited latitude of axial displacement and pivoting, the mixinghead 13 and container 12 being positioned under said wing 172, thelatter extending toward the front of frontal wing 170.

The elastic component 19 is a spiral spring arranged around thecylindrical section of the body of end 18, and mounted in a compressivemanner between the horizontal wing 172 of support 17 and the lowershoulder 182 of end 18.

In a preferred design, a thrust 20 is provided, that is attached to thehorizontal wing 172 of support 17, protruding downward, under which theupper face of the head 13, said thrust 20 being designed to limit thepivoting movement around the spigot end 15 of the head 13 and container12 in a direction corresponding to the angular distance of the port 135in relation to the end 18, the opposite pivoting movement being againstthe end 18.

This arrangement ensures an angular blocking of the container and headassembly in the support while allowing for a low amplitude pivotingmovement in either direction limited to a few degrees in order tofacilitate the installation or removal of said assembly head andcontainer assembly from its support 17.

The support 17 is positioned in the volume defined by the correspondingpost so that its lateral wings 171 are parallel to the lateral wings ofthis post, and oriented toward the basal wing of the latter. Thecontainer 12 and head 13 are turned toward the opening of this post tobe readily accessible.

In the support 17, the first module together with the diffusing element11 can be mounted above the second module. Thus a one-piece assembly isformed that will be placed vertically in one of the frame crosspieces.

Support 17 can be provided with a removable adhesion-type attachmentsystem 21 in the corresponding post 3 of frame 2 for board 1. Thisattachment system works together with at least one of the lateral wingsof the post and consists of a clamping pad 22 mounted at the end of anoperating device 23. Through action on this device, the clamping pad isapplied under pressure against one of the lateral wings to achievesecurement or is kept apart. This operating device 23 comprises at leastone arm 231 elastically flexible at the distal end of which the clampingpad 22 is placed, and a screw 232 and nut 233 type mechanism onto whichthe nut 233 is attached in a rigid manner at the proximal end of the arm232 and onto which the screw 232 is arranged vertically, is insertedinto a through-boring made in an upper horizontal wing 173 of thesupport, said screw 232 being blocked in translation and free inrotation in relation to said support 17 and said arm 231 running in anoblique manner in relation to the screw 232 and coming to rest against afixed radial thrust 24, so that by operating the screw 232 the obliquityof the arm is modified through elastic deformation of said arm, and saidarms turns and slides on the thrust 24, which translates into adistancing or closing movement of the pad 22 in relation to the screw.

In a preferred design, the pad 22 shall be made of a fold-over of thearm 231.

The arm 231 is inserted through its distal area into a opening 241 madein a lateral vertical wing 171 of the support 17, one of the upper orlower lip of said opening depending on whether the proximal end of thearm 231 is lower or higher than the distal end, making up the fixedradial thrust 24.

Under a preferred embodiment, the operating device 23 comprises twoopposite arms 231 each provided with a clamping pad 22, and insertedinto two openings 241 made in the vertical lateral wings 171 of thesupport 17. The attachment system 21 works together with the post twolateral wings.

Preferably to improve the quality of the attachment, the operatingdevice 23 comprises two pairs of opposite arms 231, i.e., an upper pairof arms and a lower pair of arms, mechanically jointed to each otherthrough a tie bar 25 and a stress transmission link. A upper pair ofopenings and a lower pair of openings 241 will be provided in thelateral wings 171 The attachment of the support 17 in the respectivepost 3 will be made with four upper and lower points.

To facilitate the removal of the head 13 and container 12 assembly, anoperating handle 26 will be added to this assembly. This operatinghandle is pivoted to a plate 27 inserted between the head 13 and thecontainer 12 and comprises beyond its articulations two arm shapes 28capable of having a thrust action against the front wall 170 of thesupport 17 when it is tilted upward.

It is understood that this invention can accommodate any fixtures andalternatives from the field of equivalent techniques without therebygoing outside the spirit of this invention.

1. Billboard to display an advertising message to be seen simultaneouslyby several people and to diffuse an odor, said board comprising: a framecomprised of two vertical posts assembled with two upper and lowerhorizontal posts, defining a parallelepiped volume in which at least oneof two opposite large faces comprises a quadrangular display windowbordered by a perimeter marginal zone of a board face and in whichvolume an advertising message display assembly is arranged facing thewindow; and at least one odor diffuser generating an odoriferous stream,installed inside the volume of the frame and associated to an odordiffusing element, said element being comprised of a diffusion chamberreceiving the odoriferous stream, said chamber being in communicationrelation with an opening thereof, ending outside, to diffuse outside theinternal volume, an odoriferous stream generated by the diffuser. 2.Billboard according to claim 1, wherein said diffusing element iscomprised of a body comprising a diffusion chamber receiving theodoriferous stream, said chamber having a first opening arrangedopposite the opening in the board, a second opening arranged oppositethe internal volume of the board, wherein, in an opening, a fan isplaced to drive an air flow from the internal volume of the board towardsaid chamber so that this air flow mixes with the odoriferous streamcontained in the chamber and that the mixture obtained is driven towardthe outside of the board.
 3. Billboard according to claim 1, whereinsaid odor diffuser has a head ensuring the mixing of a carrier gas withan odoriferous fluid contained in a suitable container, said head beingin communication relation with the diffusion chamber of the diffusingelement and having an outlet through which the odoriferous streamobtained is delivered, which is drawn to the diffusing element, to thenbe driven to the outside of the board.
 4. Billboard according to claim2, wherein the diffusing element comprises an inlet of the odoriferousstream into said chamber, connected through a line to the outlet of thehead on the odor diffuser.
 5. Billboard according to claim 4, whereinthe first and second openings of the diffusion chamber of diffusingelement are facing each other, and that the inlet of the odoriferousstream into said chamber is oblique or perpendicular to a geometric axissecant with the first and second openings, said inlet being orientedtoward the first opening.
 6. Billboard according to claim 3, wherein theodoriferous fluid is comprised of an odoriferous gas, the odor diffuserthen comprising an odoriferous compressed gas container, connectedthrough a manifold to the mixing head.
 7. Billboard according to claim3, wherein the odoriferous fluid is comprised of a liquid, the odordiffuser comprising then a container of odoriferous liquid connected tothe mixing head, said head also ensuring the fractioning of the liquidinto fine particles.
 8. Billboard according to claim 7, wherein thediffused mixture is comprised of a nebulisate, and wherein the odordiffuser is a nebulizer.
 9. Billboard according to claim 3, wherein theodor diffuser is divided into two separate modules with the first onebeing comprised of an odor diffuser operation control and command unitand an electric motor driven compressor and the second one consisting ofthe container and head.
 10. Billboard according to claim 3, wherein thehead is attached onto a rim of the container.
 11. Billboard according toclaim 3, wherein the container and the head are mounted in a supportattached in a removable manner into one of the posts of the frame of theboard.
 12. Billboard according to claim 11, wherein the support bears anhorizontal spigot end to work together through socketing with the socketend of the mixing head, said spigot end being connected through a lineto the compressed gas outlet of a compressor comprised in the odordiffuser.
 13. Billboard according to claim 11, wherein the support bearsa vertical end connecting the outlet port on the mixing head, said endbeing connected through a line to the diffusing element.
 14. Billboardaccording to claim 13, wherein the fitting end is borne in a floatingmanner by the support and is applied against the outlet port on themixing head through an elastic component.
 15. Billboard according toclaim 14, wherein the fitting end, through a cylindrical section of itsbody, limited by an upper shoulder and a lower shoulder, is insertedwith clearance into a boring made in an horizontal wing of support, theworking clearance giving to said end a limited latitude of axialdisplacement and pivoting, the mixing head and container beingpositioned under said wing.
 16. Billboard according to claim 15, whereinthe elastic component is comprised of a spiral spring arranged aroundthe cylindrical section of the body of end, and mounted in a compressivemanner between the horizontal wing of support and the lower shoulder ofend.
 17. Billboard according to claim 14, further comprising a thrustattached to the horizontal wing of support, protruding downward, underwhich the upper face of the head is located, said thrust limitingpivoting movement around the spigot end of the head and container in adirection corresponding to the angular distance of the port in relationto the end, the opposite pivoting movement being against the end. 18.Billboard according to claim 11, wherein the support is comprised of anadhesion-type removable attachment system in the corresponding post offrame for board, this attachment system working together with at leastone of the lateral wings of this post.
 19. Billboard according to claim18, wherein the adhesion-type removable attachment system comprises aleast clamping pad, mounted at the end of an operating device. 20.Billboard according to claim 19, wherein the operating device comprisesat least one arm elastically flexible at the distal end of which theclamping pad is placed, and a screw and nut type mechanism onto whichthe nut is attached in a rigid manner at the proximal end of the arm andonto which the screw is arranged vertically, is inserted into athrough-boring made in an upper horizontal wing of the support, saidscrew being blocked in translation and free in rotation in relation tosaid support and said arm running in an oblique manner in relation tothe screw and coming to rest against a fixed radial thrust, so that byoperating the screw the obliquity of the arm is modified through elasticdeformation of said arm, and said arms turns and slides on the thrust,which translates into a distancing or closing movement of the pad inrelation to the screw.
 21. Billboard according to claim 20, wherein thearm is inserted through its distal area into an opening made in alateral vertical wing of the support, one of the upper or lower lip ofsaid opening depending on whether the proximal end of the arm is loweror higher than the distal end, making up the fixed radial thrust. 22.Billboard according to claim 21, wherein the operating device comprisestwo opposite arms having each a clamping pad, which fit into twoopenings made in the vertical lateral wings of the support. 23.Billboard according to claim 22, wherein the operating device comprisestwo pairs of opposite arms, an upper pair of arms and a lower pair ofarms, mechanically linked to each other through a tie bar and a stresstransmission link.
 24. Billboard according to claim 2, wherein the odordiffuser is installed in the diffusion chamber of the diffusing element.25. Billboard according to claim 24, wherein the odor diffuser comprisesa substrate impregnated with a volatile odoriferous product that cancome in the form of a gel or liquid.
 26. Billboard according to claim24, wherein the odor diffuser is comprised of a container containingodoriferous products that can come in the form of crystals, gel, liquidor else.
 27. Billboard according to claim 1, wherein the odor diffuserand the diffusing element are lateral to the window and are masked bythe perimeter marginal zone of said window.